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Jim Cramer has often been seen as a figure with a “hit or miss” track record.

As market observers know, the Nasdaq Composite index and the S&P 500 index are hovering at or near all-time highs. While that is typically good news for investors, it can also mean that buying opportunities for stocks in these benchmark indexes have largely disappeared, a situation that may force investors to pay premium prices for stocks they are interested in.

Trade Desk allegedly misled investors about execution issues with its Kokai rollout, which delayed adoption, hurt revenue, and overstated growth prospects.

Shares of The Trade Desk (NASDAQ: TTD) have climbed nearly 10% in the past week to $53.90, extending a sharp rebound for the digital advertising platform.

The Trade Desk (TTD 0.28%) stock has been rising since I started buying, so here is what I plan to do moving forward.

The Trade Desk (TTD 0.28%) stock has declined 55% this year due to growing concerns about competitive pressure, particularly with respect to Amazon, though Alphabet's Google and Meta Platforms are also formidable rivals.

The fourth quarter has officially arrived, which is a time when many investors reflect on year-to-date portfolio performance but start to shift their focus to where the market could be heading in 2026. This makes it important for investors to identify some values in the market and scoop up shares before they begin to rally.

The Trade Desk (TTD 1.33%) has long been the independent alternative to the tech giants in the advertising industry. With connected TV (CTV) on the rise, retail media expanding quickly, and advertisers increasingly seeking transparency, the company has carved out a niche as a demand-side platform (DSP).